Technos

Traceability: a multifaceted profession requiring

assembly and mastery of several technologies

Before traceability can be achieved, products must be identified, which means having product codes stored and printing them on the products: this requires mastery of label printing, paper or RFID, databases and APIs: interfaces between all the systems involved.

Then, events relating to these products can be captured in several ways, as quickly and easily as possible: mobile terminals, desktop computers, and on the production line, to store them in databases and guide the user in their actions. We also use encryption technologies, mainly to authenticate products.

And finally, enabling users to process and sort this data.

This is what we have attempted to group into families and what we improve every day to keep our technology at the top of its game.

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Authentication

Authentication

Applications for product control and authentication with :

Barcodes, RFID and somewhat ‘special’ applications: a benefit for innovative companies

In an economic context where product traceability and authenticity are becoming major issues, mobile barcode control applications represent a considerable technological advance. These solutions, developed by experts such as Productivix, radically transform the way companies secure their supply chains and interact with their products.

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RFID

RFID

RFID: promises

And reality

We develop applications based on capturing information from RFID chips. Here are some pages that will tell you about the return on investment and limitations of this technology, or rather these three technologies that share the same name.

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Services

Services

The services we offer or include with our applications

grouping of our internal or external services

Responding to our customers’ needs:

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Innovation

Innovation

Innovation and Performance:

Reinventing Data Acquisition and Certain Processes

Welcome to Productivix Innovation, your gateway to operational excellence and digital transformation. Here, we explore the frontiers of organisational and technological innovation, offering valuable insights for companies looking to optimise their processes and drive growth in an ever-changing world.

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Environment

Environment

Reinventing technology for a sustainable future

How we help you be virtuous

Second technological lifeSoftware optimisationEnvironmental impact
Our innovative applications transform your old terminals into high-performance tools adapted to today’s needs.The power lies in the quality of the coding: our intelligent assemblies maximise the capabilities of reconditioned equipment.Each reused terminal reduces electronic waste and the carbon footprint of technology manufacturing.

The challenge of electronic waste

Millions of tonnes of digital waste pollute our planet every year. Our circular approach limits the extraction of rare and energy-intensive resources, significantly reducing the environmental impact of digital technology.

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Native Android input applications

Native Android input applications

Mobile native apps

Fast, specific, but limited in terms of equipment

Native applications, particularly on Android, integrate barcode scanning via camera or imager, Bluetooth, BT Low Energy, precise location tracking and RFID. This technology enables the creation of applications that can be run on any Android device.

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Web-Apps universelles

Web-Apps universelles

The strategic advantage of Productivix universal web applications

for barcode or OCR capture on computers and mobile devices

In an ever-changing digital ecosystem, web applications (or Progressive Web Apps - PWAs) represent an innovative solution that meets modern application development requirements. Unlike traditional native applications, PWAs run directly in the browser while offering a user experience comparable to that of an installed application. This hybrid approach combines the best aspects of the web and mobile applications while also working on desktop computers.

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OCR

OCR

Understanding OCR:

A key technology for SMEs and SMIs

What is OCR?A solution tailored to SMEs/SMIs
The abbreviation OCR stands for Optical Character Recognition. This technology automatically reads printed or handwritten text on documents, labels or packaging, converting it into usable digital data.In small and medium-sized businesses, barcodes or RFID tags are not always present or complete on products. OCR therefore becomes a cost-effective alternative for capturing essential information directly via a mobile device.
No heavy investment in specialised equipment. A simple smartphone or tablet is all you need.Read batch numbers, expiry dates and product references without full labelling.

Mobile and AI

Mobile technology facilitates management and traceability directly in the field in real time.

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Barcode Printing

Barcode Printing

How to print barcodes quickly and without relying on a single brand:

use standards!

We develop as much as possible using standards, so that our customers don’t have to rely on a single hardware supplier (=“agnostic”), As you know, you can have 2 types of mobile app: “native” apps and “web” apps, and of course the printing function is completely different.

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